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Why Can Permeability Fall After Milling?
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Why Can Permeability Fall After Milling?

Bulk Solids Characterization, Milling, Particle Size Testing, Permeability, Technical Brief

Why Can Permeability Fall After Milling?

Milling can reduce powder-bed permeability even when [...]

The Hidden Additives in Food Supply Chains Consumers Never See
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The Hidden Additives in Food Supply Chains Consumers Never See

Additives, Caking, Feature Article, Food Industry

The Hidden Additives in Food Supply Chains Consumers Never See

Hidden additives in food supply chains often enter [...]

By Stephane Sloots|27 December 2025|Categories: Additives, Caking, Feature Article, Food Industry|Tags: additives, Agglomaration, caking, conveying, flowability, milling, mixing technology, Moisture Sensitivity, spray drying, transport|0 Comments

Agglomeration in Powder Processing: Causes and Solutions
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Agglomeration in Powder Processing: Causes and Solutions

Insights, Surface Energy

Agglomeration in Powder Processing: Causes and Solutions

Agglomeration in powder processing an introduction Agglomeration in [...]

Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing
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Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing

Adhesion, Bulk Solids Characterization, Compaction, Editors pick, Energy Industry, Feature Article, Packing Density, Particle size distribution, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Thermal Properties

Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing

Understanding how particles pack together is crucial across [...]

By Stephane Sloots|11 August 2024|Categories: Adhesion, Bulk Solids Characterization, Compaction, Editors pick, Energy Industry, Feature Article, Packing Density, Particle size distribution, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Thermal Properties|Tags: 3d printing, additive manufacturing, agglomeration, batteries, Bulk density, catalysis, CFD, chemical compaction, chemical properties, chemical reactivity, compaction techniques, Computational Fluid Dynamics, construction industry, CT, DEM, Discrete Element Method, durability, electronics industry, Energy Storage, filtration, flowability, freeze drying, FTIR spectroscopy, grinding, isostatic pressing, load distribution, Material Characterization, material performance, mechanical properties, mechanical strength, Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry, milling, MIP, particle packing, particle shape, particle size, particle size distribution, pharmaceutical manufacturing, Porosity, powder metallurgy, powder packing density, processing efficiency, scanning electron microscopy, SEM, shrinkage, spray drying, supercapacitors, surface texture, Surface Treatments, tapped density, thermal conductivity, thermal properties, true density, uniaxial pressing, vibratory compaction, X-ray Computed Tomography|0 Comments

Particle Engineering the Golden Goose (Part 3)
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Particle Engineering the Golden Goose (Part 3)

Chemical Industry, DSS_Featured, Food Industry, Mixing technology, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Rotating Drum

Particle Engineering the Golden Goose (Part 3)

Micronization is a vital particle engineering method that [...]

By Martijn Daalder|1 February 2022|Categories: Chemical Industry, DSS_Featured, Food Industry, Mixing technology, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Rotating Drum|Tags: Bond's law, Delft Solids Solutions, flowability, grinding, kick's law, law of comminution, milling, particle engineering, rittinger's law, rotating drum, solids|0 Comments

Particle fractionation by air classification
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Particle fractionation by air classification

Conveying, DSS, Granules, Particle size distribution, powders

Particle fractionation by air classification

Air classification is a precise method for separating particles [...]

By Martijn Daalder|16 January 2022|Categories: Conveying, DSS, Granules, Particle size distribution, powders|Tags: airstream, Delft Solids Solutions, encapsulation, Fluid bed testing, mass fraction, milling, particle fractionation, particle size distribution, pneumatic transport, powder mixing|0 Comments

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